If feeling energetic you can walk ,go in the car ,or catch the bus, go on cable chair lift ,view is fantastic ,I used to walk but like everything as you get older changes happen ,so we catch the Tram the view going on tram as you climb looking down over bay is spectacular ,When you reach top ,Views take your breath away ,that's literally if windy days .on good days you can see for miles & miles ,there walks ,mini golf ,parking ,toilets children's play area ,cafe , I do love to walk to St Tudno Church ,I can just about manage shattered at end , it is further than you think going down from summit ,found flattest route ,it the old original Church tiny one, the doors are always open to go in ,just make sure you close door to keep, sheep, goats ,rabbits out & the gull' s , Church still holds services outside on dry Sundays where seating is provided , on wet days inside ,but not very big .and it once month if I remember , it a must for a visit ,and you can buy souvenirs, or just donate if you wish ,honesty box is there . couple pics in church .